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Student ID SI00952
Student Name Amandeep kaur
Following resources and tools required to complete this assessment will be made available to you at
the time of assessment:
1. Computer with access to LMS and Internet
Knowledge Quiz:
1. Which feature of Microsoft Windows 7 allows users to create files that are larger than 4GB
and assign security permissions?
NTFS – New Technology File System
3. Imagine you have Microsoft Windows 7 installed in your computer, and you have another partition
(D: drive), which you have setup as a FAT32 file system. When you attempted to copy a 10GB file
to this drive, you unable to do it. You suspected that you did not have enough space, but the drive
still had 50GB free space. This is enough space to copy your file. How would you resolve this
problem? You may provide your answer in points, listing the steps needed briefly.
- Type control panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Storage > Disk
management
- Select the Disk Drive and format it to NTFS
- After formatting, copy the 10Gb to the Drive
4. Which of the following commands allow you to list directory entries in Microsoft Windows 8?
a. ls
b. echo
c. dir
d. cd
c. dir
5. Which of the following would you configure in order to change the boot order of the computer?
a. Firmware
b. Hardware
c. DVD Settings
d. BIOS
e. BIOS
6. Which of the following tools can be used to view error logs created by the OS?
a. Event Manager
b. Event Viewer
b. Event Viewer
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8. By referring to Figure 1, identify which of the properties you would need to change in order to
specify the IP Address of the computer?
9. Refer to the following article and identify what you need to do if your computer is experiencing low
virtual memory. You answer can be a brief sentence.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/15055/windows-7-optimize-windows-better-performance
10. Which of the following OS characteristic allows a computer to run more than one program at a
single time?
a. Multi-tasking
b. Multi-processing
c. Multi-user
d. Multi-threading
a. Multi-tasking
11. In the following Figure 2, the second job on the print queue is indicated as Spooling. What does this
mean?
12. Explain how you would terminate a program that was not responding (stuck) on Microsoft Windows
7. You may provide your answer in brief steps.
13. What is the name of the tool that allows you to remotely connect to another computer and interact
the same way you would on a real Desktop?
- TeamViewer
14. Which of the following tools allow you to check if there is network connectivity between two
computers?
a. echo
b. dir
c. ping
d. netcat
- ping
15. Describe how you would create an Administrator Account on Microsoft Windows. Your answer
should list all the list the steps involved.
- Go to Control Panel
- Select User Accounts
- Click on Manage Accounts
- Click on Create a new account
- Enter the username and select Administrator
- Then create a password for the account
17. Write the commands you would enter to do the following tasks.
a. Create a text file called greetings.txt with the message “Welcome to NIT”
18. List down the steps you would follow to search for a file in C:\ drive on Microsoft Windows.
Figure 3
- Allows the user to get support concerning a problem they might be getting with a problem or
read suggested solutions for common problems
20. Refer to the following URL and summarise the WHS requirements for the safe use of keyboard and
mouse in 200-250 words.
http://www.commerce.wa.gov.au/worksafe/workstation-setup
Keyboards
To minimise the dangers of using the keyboards and the mouse the following procedures should be
adopted
The keyboard should be aligned with the computer screen (or document holder if it is the major
viewing surface) and directly in front of the user so that there is no need to twist or rotate to use it. It
should also be placed near the front edge of the desk to reduce the distance required to reach it.
2. Keyboard adjustment
Where possible, the feet at the rear of the keyboard should be maintained in a lowered position to
minimise the height and angle of the keyboard and reduce unnecessary loading of the shoulder and
3. Split keyboards
Split keyboards are split in half and angled to enable the joints of the upper limbs to adopt a neutral
posture while keying. Keyboards of this type are available commercially but their use is currently not
extensive.
As many users do not use numeric pads attached to keyboards, providing a keyboard without a
numeric pad can reduce the keyboard width and allow the mouse to be operated closer to the user.
The mouse
- placement of the user’s hand and upper limb in as neutral a posture as possible during use;
- support of the weight of the arm by the desk and not by the user;
- keeping the wrist flat during use;
- allowing fingers to rest on the push buttons between actions; and
- ensuring mouse design fits the size of the user’s hand.
End of assessment.